How to get pregnant quickly

Patient's question:

Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Today's routine visit has arrived as scheduled, indicating that I have once again failed to conceive. Yesterday, I saw that taking azithromycin can also promote pregnancy. I wonder if my pregnancy attempt last year might have been affected by taking a large amount of azithromycin due to illness. But now, I can't just take it for no reason, can I? I really want to get a check-up to conceive as soon as possible, but the doctor only recommended a hydrotubation. Is this the only surgery that can help? Are there any other examination methods available? I want to know where the cause of my infertility lies~

Doctor's answer:

1. Find the time when it's easy to get pregnant
Choose the season for conception. It's best to get pregnant in July or August and give birth in April or May. According to scientists' research on the probability of conception in a day, the best time for sexual intercourse if you want to get pregnant is between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.
2. Maintain a positive mindset
During the time of preparing for pregnancy, both partners should keep their minds relaxed and embrace the arrival of the little baby with a calm and natural attitude. Regulating your mood through exercise is very helpful for successful conception.
3. Quit smoking and drinking alcohol
Nicotine in tobacco and alcohol in alcoholic beverages can harm the health of sperm and eggs, greatly reducing the chances of conception. Therefore, during the pre-pregnancy period, it's best to stay away from smoking and drinking alcohol. Ideally, quit both smoking and drinking 3 months to 6 months before conception.
4. Eat a nutritious and balanced diet
Three months before pregnancy, both partners should pay attention to a diversified diet, strengthen nutrition, and eat foods rich in high-quality protein, protein zinc, calcium, and other elements. Consuming fresh vegetables and fruits can help prepare for conception nutritionally.
5. Have intercourse during ovulation
A woman's ovulation day is usually around 14 days before her next menstrual period. The 5 days before ovulation and the 4 days after it, including ovulation day itself, make up a 10-day ovulation period. Having intercourse a few days before and after the ovulation period can increase the chances of conception.